Future Intel Processors to do away with pins, utilize LGA

Keith

I have developed a new Production socketing solution that will beat the
pricing you see for "moderately expensive" sockets. I can send you a
description plus samples for your evaluation.

Joseph C. Boetto

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Keith

I have developed a new Production socketing solution that will beat the
pricing you see for "moderately expensive" sockets. I can send you a
description plus samples for your evaluation.

(Assuming you're talking to me, since there is no context here...)

Do you have a URL? I'm no longer in the physical hardware business
(kicked out of the lab ;-) but I'd like to take a look. I can show it
to the labrats. BGA solutions would be of most interest (I don't think
we do LGA anymore).

You can email stuff to me (I use rather weak address munging) if you
want. Make sure the subject is obvious though. I get 2-300 spams a day
and discard anything that's not obviously interesting.

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Keith